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We have a two goals lower margin than the offer we had on yesterday's third match of this final series, which was certainly influenced by the score of the third match (22-29), which was not a realistic reflection of the game on the court, and that has to be exploited. The match was dynamic, just like their duels in the first two games of the final in Volgograd (which ended in 56 and 58 goals). Lada fired off 54 and Dinamo had 55 shots in the match, which is again close to their total average in the final of 58 for Lada and 53 for Dinamo. We should note that 32 goals were scored in the first half, Dinamo slowed things down in the second part as they had a 5 goal lead, and had bad experienced earlier, losing two matches by brute force and the shorter rotation of their bench. We've already said a few times that Lada base their success this season on the fast transformation of the game, rotating 14 players, averaging 55 shots on offense, and 30 goals per game in their last five games, with aggressive pressing on the opponents. With Volgograd ahead 2-1 and a step away from the title, and with Lada having no room for error, we can expect a similar scenario and a tempo at least on the level of the previous three games of this final, which leans towards over at this margin.